Blaupunkt San Francisco 320 Owner's manual

Category
Car media receivers
Type
Owner's manual
Operating and installation instructions
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Toronto 420 BT 1 011 202 420 / 1 011 202 421
San Francisco 320 1 011 202 320 / 1 011 202 321
Car Radio
|
CD
|
USB
|
SD
|
Bluetooth
2
1
button
Unlock the detachable control panel
2
MENU button
Short press: Call up/close menu
Long press: Start scan function
3
On/O button
Short press: Switch on car sound system
In operation: Mute car sound system (Mute)
Long press: Switch o car sound system
4
Volume control
5
CD tray
6
Display
7
Rotary control
In the menu: Change menu level,
select menu item, change setting
Radio mode: Set frequency,
start station/PTY seek tuning
CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode:
Track selection, fast forward/reverse
Browse mode in MP3/WMA/iPod mode: ID3
category (iPod only), select folder and track
8
button (Eject)
Eject a CD
9
Microphone (Toronto 420 BT only)
:
USB port
;
Front AUX-IN socket
<
button (only Toronto 420 BT)
Ending/rejecting a phone call
=
button (Toronto 420 BT only)
Short press: Answering a call, speed dial
Long press: Open the phone book of the cell
phone or activate voice dialing
>
Keys 1 - 5
?
Infrared receiver
@
SRC button
Select memory bank or audio source
A
DIS button
Short press: Switch display
Long press: Switch display brightness
B
SD card slot
Access only with detached control panel
18
Controls
15
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4 7
11 10
9
3
Contents
Safety notes ...................................................... 4
Symbols used .............................................................. 4
Road safety .................................................................. 4
General safety notes ................................................. 4
Declaration of conformity ...................................... 5
Cleaning notes .................................................. 5
Disposal notes................................................... 5
Scope of delivery .............................................. 5
Optional equipment
(not part of the scope of delivery) .......................5
Placing the device in operation ....................... 5
Attaching/detaching the control panel ............ 5
Display language (only Toronto 420 BT) ........... 6
Setting the reception area ..................................... 6
Switching on/o ........................................................ 6
Volume .......................................................................... 6
Display brightness ..................................................... 7
Switching demo mode on/o ............................... 7
Tra c information ............................................ 7
Radio mode ....................................................... 7
RDS.................................................................................. 7
Changing to radio mode or selecting
a memory bank .......................................................... 8
Tuning into a station ................................................ 8
Storing stations or calling stored stations ........ 8
Scanning stations ...................................................... 8
Storing stations automatically (Travelstore) .... 9
PTY .................................................................................. 9
Con guring the display .........................................10
CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode .............................. 10
Basic information .....................................................10
Changing to CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode .........11
Inserting/ejecting a CD .........................................11
Connecting/removing a USB data carrier .......11
Inserting/removing the memory card .............12
Selecting tracks ........................................................12
Fast searching ...........................................................12
Interrupting playback ............................................12
Scanning all tracks ..................................................12
Playing tracks in random order ..........................13
Repeatedly playing individual tracks or
directories ..................................................................13
Con guring the display .........................................13
Browse mode ............................................................14
Searching by track names
(not in iPod mode) ..................................................15
Bluetooth®
(Toronto 420 BT only) ..................................... 15
Bluetooth® menu .....................................................15
Pairing and connecting a device .......................16
Telephone functions...............................................17
Bluetooth® streaming mode................................20
Phone book functions ...........................................20
Additional functions in
the Bluetooth® menu .............................................21
External audio sources ................................... 23
Front AUX-IN socket ................................................23
Sound settings ................................................ 23
Calling and exiting the "AUDIO" menu ............23
Making settings in the "AUDIO" menu .............24
Setting the 3-band equaliser ...............................25
User settings ................................................... 26
Calling the user menu and selecting
a menu .........................................................................26
Making settings in the "TUNER" menu ............27
Making settings in the "DISPLAY" menu .........28
Making settings in the "VOLUME" menu ........29
Making settings in the "CLOCK" menu ............30
Making settings in the "VARIOUS" menu ........30
Factory settings .............................................. 31
Useful information ......................................... 32
Warranty .....................................................................32
Service .........................................................................32
Technical data ................................................. 32
Installation instructions ................................ 33
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Safety notes
The car sound system was manufactured accord-
ing to the state of the art and established safety
guidelines. Even so, dangers may occur if you do
not observe the safety notes in these instructions.
These instructions contain important informa-
tion to easily and safely install and operate the car
sound system.
Read these instructions carefully and com-
pletely before using the car sound system.
Keep the instructions at a location so that they
are always accessible to all users.
Always pass on the car sound system to third
parties together with these instructions.
In addition, observe the instructions of the devices
used in conjunction with this car sound system.
Symbols used
These instructions employ the following symbols:
DANGER!
Warns about injuries
CAUTION!
Warns about damaging the CD drive
DANGER!
Warns about high volume
The CE mark con rms the compliance
with EU directives.
Identi es a sequencing step
Identi es a listing
Road safety
Observe the following notes about road safety:
Use your device in such a way that you can
always safely control your vehicle. In case of
doubt, stop at a suitable location and operate
your device while the vehicle is standing.
Remove or attach the control panel only
while the vehicle is standing.
Always listen at a moderate volume to pro-
tect your hearing and to be able to hear acous-
tic warning signals (e.g. police sirens). During
mute phases (e.g. when changing the audio
source), changing the volume is not audible.
Do not increase the volume during this mute
phase.
General safety notes
Observe the following notes to protect yourself
against injuries:
Do not modify or open the device. The device
contains a Class 1 laser that can cause injuries
to your eyes.
Do not increase the volume during mute
phases, e.g. when changing the audio source.
Changing the volume is not audible during a
mute phase. Do not increase the volume dur-
ing mute phases, e.g. when changing the audio
source.
Use as directed
This car sound system is intended for installation
and operation in a vehicle with 12 V vehicle sys-
tem voltage and must be installed in a DIN slot.
Observe the performance limits in the technical
data. Repairs and installation, if necessary, should
be performed by a specialist.
Installation instructions
You may only install the car sound system your-
self if you are experienced in installing car sound
systems and are very familiar with the electrical
system of the vehicle. For this purpose, observe
the installation instructions at the end of these
instructions.
Safety notes
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Safety notes | Cleaning notes | Disposal notes | Scope of delivery | Placing the device in operation
Declaration of conformity
The Blaupunkt AudioVision GmbH & Co. KG de-
clares that the car sound system San Francisco
320 complies with the basic requirements and
the other relevant regulations of the directive
2004/108/EEC and the car sound system Toronto
420 BT complies with the basic requirements and
the other relevant regulations of the directive
1999/5/EC.
The declaration of conformity can be found on the
Internet under www.blaupunkt.com.
Cleaning notes
Solvents, cleaning and scouring agents as well as
dashboard spray and plastics care product may
contain ingredients that will damage the surface
of the car sound system.
Use only a dry or slightly moistened cloth for
cleaning the car sound system.
If necessary, clean the contacts of the control
panel regularly using a soft cloth moistened
with cleaning alcohol.
Disposal notes
Do not dispose of your old unit in the house-
hold trash!
Use the return and collection systems available to
dispose of the old device.
Scope of delivery
The scope of delivery includes:
1 Car sound system
1 Operating/installation instructions
1 Case for the control panel
1 Support frame
1 Antenna connection adapter
Extended scope of delivery
(for 1011202321 / 1011202421 only):
1 Handheld remote control (incl. battery)
1 Connecting cable chamber A
1 Connecting cable chamber B
Optional equipment
(not part of the scope of delivery)
Use only accessories approved by Blaupunkt.
Information is available from your Blaupunkt
specialised dealer or on the Internet under
www.blaupunkt.com.
Placing the device in operation
Caution!
Transport securing screws
Before the startup of the car sound system, ensure
that the transport securing screws are removed
(see the chapter "Installation instructions").
Attaching/detaching the control
panel
The car sound system is equipped with a detach-
able control panel (release panel) to protect your
equipment against theft. In the delivery state, the
control panel is in the supplied case. To start oper-
ating the radio after installation, you must  rst at-
tach the control panel (see the section "Attaching
the control panel" in this chapter).
Always take the control panel with you when leav-
ing the vehicle. The car sound system is worthless
to a thief without this control panel.
Caution
Damage to the control panel
Never drop the control panel.
Transport the control panel so that it is protected
against impacts and the contacts cannot become
dirty.
Do not expose the control panel to direct sunlight
or another heat source.
Avoid direct skin contact with the control panel's
electrical contacts.
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Placing the device in operation
Attaching the control panel
Push the control panel into the bracket at the
right edge of the device.
Push the control panel carefully into the left
bracket until it clicks into place.
Removing the control panel
Press the
button
1
to unlock the control
panel.
The left side of the control panel detaches
from the device and is secured by the bracket
against falling out.
Move the control panel slightly to the left until
it disengages from the right bracket.
Carefully remove the control panel from the
left bracket.
Note:
The car sound system automatically switches
o as soon as the control panel is removed.
Display language
(only Toronto 420 BT)
For the Toronto 420 BT, you can de ne whether the
language for messages on the display is English or
German. The setting is performed in the user menu
(see the chapter "User settings", section "Mak-
ing settings in the "DISPLAY" menu", menu item
" LANGUAGE").
Setting the reception area
This car sound system is designed for operation in
di erent regions with di erent frequency ranges
and station technologies. The factory default of
the reception area is "EUROPE". In addition, the
reception areas "USA", "SOUTH AMERICA" and
" THAILAND" are available.
Note:
If you operate the car sound system outside of
Europe, you may  rst have to set a suitable re-
ception area in the user menu (see the chapter
"User settings", section "Making settings in the
"TUNER" menu", menu item "TUNER AREA").
Switching on/o
Switching on/o with the On/O button
For switch-on, press the On/O button
3
.
The car sound system switches on.
To switch o the device, press and hold down
the On/O button
3
for longer than 2 sec-
onds.
The car sound system switches o .
Note:
If you switch on the car sound system while
the vehicle ignition is switched o , it auto-
matically switches o after 1 hour to preserve
the vehicle battery.
Switching on/o via vehicle ignition
The car sound system will switch o /on simulta-
neously with the ignition if the device is correctly
connected to the vehicle's ignition as shown in the
installation instructions and you did not switch
the device o by pressing the On/O button
3
.
Volume
Adjusting the volume
You can adjust the volume in steps from 0 (o ) to
50 (maximum).
Turn the volume control
4
to change the
volume.
Note:
If a telephone or navigation system is con-
nected with the car sound system as de-
scribed in the installation instructions (pin
2 of chamber A), the car sound system is
muted in case of a telephone call or naviga-
tion announcement so that you can hear the
playback of the telephone or navigation sys-
tem undisturbed. During muting, the display
shows "TELEPHONE".
Muting the car sound system (Mute)
Brie y press the On/O button
3
to mute
the car sound system or to reactivate the pre-
vious volume.
While it is muted, the display shows "MUTE".
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Placing the device in operation | Tra c information | Radio mode
Display brightness
You can manually switch the display brightness
between daytime mode and night-time mode or
switch automatically with the driving lights of the
vehicle.
Note:
The manual or automatic switching of the
display brightness is selected in the user
menu (see the chapter "User settings",
section "Making settings in the "DISPLAY"
menu", menu item "DIMMER").
Press the DIS button
A
for approx. 2 seconds
to start scanning.
Switching demo mode on/o
The demo mode shows the functions of the car
sound system as scrolling text on the display. By
pressing any button, the demo mode is interrupt-
ed and you can operate the device.
The demo mode can be switched on and o in the
user menu (see the chapter "User settings", section
"Making settings in the "VARIOUS" menu", menu
item "DEMO MODE").
Tra c information
In the reception area "EUROPE", an FM station can
identify tra c reports by means of an RDS signal.
If priority for tra c reports is switched on, a traf-
c report is automatically switched through, even
if the car sound system is currently not in radio
mode.
If priority is switched on, the display shows the
tra c jam symbol (
). "TRAFFIC" is displayed
during a switched-through tra c announcement.
The priority is activated and deactivated in the
user menu (see the chapter "User settings", sec-
tion "Making settings in the "TUNER" menu", menu
item "TRAFFICINFO").
Notes:
The volume is increased for the duration
of the switched-through tra c announce-
ment. You can adjust the minimum volume
for tra c announcements (see the chapter
"User settings", section "Making settings in
the "VOLUME" menu", menu item "TRAFFIC
VOL").
To cancel a switched-through tra c an-
nouncement, press the SRCbutton
@
.
Radio mode
RDS
Many FM stations broadcast an RDS (Radio Data
System) signal in addition to their programme in
the reception area "EUROPE" that allows the follow-
ing additional functions:
The station name is shown on the display.
The car sound system recognises tra c an-
nouncements and news broadcasts and can
automatically switch them through in other
operating modes (e.g. in CD mode).
Alternate frequency: If RDS is activated, the car
sound system automatically selects the best
receivable frequency for the station that is cur-
rently set.
Regional: At certain times, some radio stations
divide their programme into regional pro-
grammes providing di erent content. If the
REGIONAL function is activated, the car sound
system changes only to those alternate frequen-
cies on which the same regional programme is
being broadcast.
The functions RDS and REGIONAL are activated
and deactivated in the user menu (see the chap-
ter "User settings", section "Making settings
in the "TUNER" menu", menu items "RDS" and
" REGIONAL").
Note:
If you adjust a di erent reception area than
"EUROPE", RDS is automatically switched o .
The station name continues to be shown on
the display. If you want to use radio stations
with RDS features in your region, switch on
RDS in the user menu.
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Radio mode
Changing to radio mode or selecting
a memory bank
The following memory banks are available in the
di erent reception areas:
Region Memory banks
EUROPE FM1, FM2, FMT, MW, LW
USA FM1, FM2, FMT, AM, AMT
SOUTH AMERICA FM1, FM2, FMT, AM, AMT
THAILAND FM1, FM2, FMT, AM, AMT
Press the SRCbutton
@
repeatedly until the
desired memory bank is displayed.
Notes:
Up to 5 stations can be stored in each
memory bank.
You can disable certain memory banks
that you do not want to use (see chapter
"User settings", section "Making settings
in the "TUNER" menu", menu item "BAND
SELECTION"). Deactivated memory banks
are skipped during the source selection
with the SRCbutton
@
.
Tuning into a station
There are various ways of tuning into a station:
Starting station seek tuning
Turn rotary control
7
one notch counter-
clockwise or clockwise to start station seek
tuning.
The display brie y shows "SEARCH AUTO".
The radio tunes into the next receivable sta-
tion.
Notes:
For the reception area "EUROPE": In the FM
waveband, only tra c information stations
are tuned into if the priority for tra c infor-
mation ( ) is switched on.
The sensitivity of seek tuning can be ad-
justed (see the chapter "User settings",
section "Making settings in the "TUNER"
menu", menu item "SENSITIVITY").
Tuning into stations manually
Press the rotary button
7
once to activate
manual station tuning.
The display brie y shows "SEARCH MANUAL".
Turn the rotary control 
7
to change the fre-
quency in increments.
Note:
The manual station tuning is automatically
exited approx. 15 seconds after the last fre-
quency change, and the station seek tuning is
started by turning the rotary control
7
.
Storing stations or calling stored
stations
Select the desired memory bank.
If necessary, set the desired station.
Press the station button 1 - 5
>
for approx.
2 seconds to store the current station under
the button.
- or -
Brie y press the station button 1 - 5
>
to call
up the stored station.
Scanning stations
With the scan function, you can scan either every
receivable station or every stored station of the
current waveband.
Note:
You can adjust the scan time for each station
(see the chapter "User settings", section "Mak-
ing settings in the "VARIOUS" menu", menu
item "SCAN TIME").
Scanning all receivable stations of the
waveband
Press the MENU button
2
for approx. 2 sec-
onds to start scanning.
During the scan, the display alternately dis-
plays "SCAN" and the current frequency as
well as memory bank or station name.
Brie y press the MENU button
2
to con-
tinue listening to the station that is currently
being scanned.
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Radio mode
Scanning all stored stations of the waveband
Press the rotary control
7
for approx. 2 sec-
onds to start the scanning.
During the scan, the display alternately dis-
plays the current frequency as well as memo-
ry bank and location or station name.
Brie y press the rotary control
7
to continue
listening to the station that is currently being
scanned.
Storing stations automatically
(Travelstore)
With Travelstore, you can automatically search for
and store the 5 FM stations o ering the strongest
reception in the region in one memory bank. Any
previously stored stations in this memory bank are
deleted in the process.
With Travelstore, you can store 5 FM stations in
the FMT memory bank in all reception areas. In
the reception areas "USA", "SOUTH AMERICA" and
"THAILAND", you can also store 5 AM stations in
the AMT memory bank.
Select a memory bank of the desired wave-
band, e.g. FM1 or AM.
Press the SRCbutton
@
for approx. 2 sec-
onds.
The tuner starts the automatic station seek
tuning; the display shows "FM TSTORE" or
"AM TSTORE". After the storing is completed,
the radio plays the station at memory location
1 of the FMT or AMT level.
Notes:
For the reception area "EUROPE": If the
priority for tra c information is switched
on ( ), only tra c information stations
are stored.
If the FMT or AMT memory bank is deac-
tivated (see the chapter "User settings",
section "Making settings in the "TUNER"
menu", menu item "BAND SELECTION"), it
is automatically reactivated if you initiate
the Travelstore function.
PTY
In the reception areas "EUROPE" and "USA", an FM
station can transmit its current programme type,
e.g. CULTURE, POP, JAZZ, ROCK, SPORT or SCIENCE.
Hence, the PTY function allows a targeted search
for broadcasts of a certain programme type, e.g.
for rock or sports broadcasts. Note that PTY is not
supported by all stations.
Note:
The PTY function is only available if it has been
activated (see the chapter "User settings", sec-
tion "Making settings in the "TUNER" menu",
menu item "PTY").
Selecting a programme type
To select a programme type. read the section
"Making settings in the "TUNER" menu", menu
item "PTY TYPES" in the chapter "User settings".
Note:
In the reception area "EUROPE", you can adjust
the language in which the programme types
are displayed (see the chapter "User settings",
section "Making settings in the " TUNER"
menu", menu item "PTY LANGUAGE").
Searching for stations
Prerequisite: PTY function is switched on.
Press the rotary control
7
twice.
The display brie y shows "SEARCH PTY".
Turn rotary control
7
one notch counter-
clockwise or clockwise to start the PTY seek
tuning.
During the seek tuning, "SEARCH" and the
currently selected programme type are
shown on the display.
As soon as a station with the desired pro-
gramme type is found, it remains being tuned
into.
Notes:
If no station with the selected programme
type is found, "NO PTY" is brie y displayed
and 2 beeps can be heard. The radio will
then retune to the station that it played
last.
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If the tuned radio station or another sta-
tion on the broadcasting network broad-
casts your selected programme type at a
later point in time, the car sound system
will automatically switch from the cur-
rently tuned station or from the current
audio source (e.g. CD) to the station whose
programme type matches the one you se-
lected. Note that this function is not sup-
ported by all stations.
Con guring the display
Press the DIS button
A
to toggle between
these displays:
Display Meaning
ABCDEF Station name
FM1 P1 89.90
Memory bank/memory
location/frequency
FM1 P1 08:40
Memory bank/memory
location/time
CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode
Basic information
CD/MP3/WMA mode
This car sound system can be used to play audio
CDs (CDDA) and CD-R/RWs with audio, MP3 or
WMA  les as well as MP3 or WMA  les on USB data
carriers and SD(HC)/MMC memory cards.
Notes:
To ensure proper functioning, use only CDs
with the Compact-Disc logo.
Blaupunkt cannot guarantee the  awless
function of copy-protected CDs and all
CD blanks, USB data carriers and memory
cards available on the market.
Note the following information when preparing
an MP3/WMA data carrier:
Naming of tracks and directories:
Max. 32 characters without the  le exten-
sion ".mp3" or ".wma" (the use of more
characters reduces the number of tracks
and folders that the car sound system can
recognise)
No umlauts or special characters
CD formats: audio CD (CDDA), CD-R/RW,
Ø: 12 cm
CD data formats: ISO 9669 Level 1 and 2, Joliet
CD burn speed: Max. 16x (recommended)
USB format/ le system: Mass storage device/
FAT16/32
Memory card  le system: FAT16/32
File extension of audio  les:
.MP3 for MP3  les
.WMA for WMA  les
•WMA les only without Digital Rights Manage-
ment (DRM) and created with Windows Media
Player version 8 or later
MP3 ID3 tags: Version 1 and 2
Bitrate for creating audio  les:
MP3: 32 to 320 kbps
WMA: 32 to 192 kbps
Maximum number of  les and directories: Up
to 30,000  les/500 directories depending on
the data structure
iPod mode
You can connect numerous iPod and iPhone mod-
els to the car sound system via the USB port in the
front of the device and the USB port at the rear
and control the audio playback from the car sound
system.
Notes:
Blaupunkt cannot guarantee the  awless
function of all iPod and iPhone models.
If an iPhone and iPod are connected at the
same time, the devices are charged via the
USB ports. If two iPhones are connected at
the same time, charging is not possible.
Use a suitable adapter cable to connect your iPod
or iPhone with the USB port of the car sound sys-
tem.
Radio mode | CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode
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Changing to CD/MP3/WMA/iPod
mode
Press the SRCbutton
@
repeatedly until the
desired audio source is displayed:
"CD": Inserted CD.
"SD(HC)": Inserted memory card
"USB FRONT" or "USB REAR": USB data
carrier connected to the front or rear.
"IPOD FRONT" or "IPOD REAR": iPod con-
nected to the front or rear
"AUX": Connected external audio source.
Notes:
The respective audio source can be select-
ed only if a corresponding CD is inserted or
a corresponding device is connected.
A connected iPod is initially selected un-
der "USB" and, as soon as the iPod is recog-
nised, under "IPOD".
If the car sound system  rst has to read
the data of a connected device or data car-
rier before the playback, the display shows
"READING". The duration of the reading
depends on the data volume and design
of the device or data carrier. If the device
or data carrier is defective or the trans-
ferred data cannot be played back, a corre-
sponding message appears on the display
(e.g. "CD ERROR").
Inserting/ejecting a CD
Inserting a CD
Risk of severe damage to the CD
drive!
Noncircular contoured CDs (shape CDs)
and CDs with a diameter of 8 cm (mini CDs) must
not be used.
We accept no responsibility for any damage to the
CD drive that may occur as a result of the use of
unsuitable CDs.
Note:
You must not hinder or assist the drive as it
automatically draws in the CD.
Insert the CD with its printed side up into the
CD tray
5
until you feel a slight resistance.
The drive automatically draws in the CD and
checks its data. Afterwards, the playback
starts in CD or MP3 mode.
Note:
If the inserted CD cannot be played back, "CD
ERROR" is brie y displayed and the CD is au-
tomatically ejected after approx. 2 seconds.
Ejecting a CD
Note:
You must not hinder or assist the drive as it
ejects the CD.
Press the
button
8
to eject an inserted
CD.
Notes:
If a CD is ejected and not removed, the
drive will automatically draw it back in
again after approx. 10 seconds.
You can also eject CDs while the car sound
system is switched o or whilst another au-
dio source is activated.
Connecting/removing a USB data
carrier
Note:
You can connect USB data carriers to the USB
port at the front of the device as well as the
rear USB port.
Connecting a USB data carrier
Switch o the car sound system so that the
data carrier will be correctly registered.
First, pull the protective cap of the USB port
:
to the front until it moves out of the port
and fold it to the right to connect a data car-
rier to the USB port at the front of the device.
Connect the USB data carrier.
Turn on the car sound system.
CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode
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If the USB data carrier is initially selected as
audio source, the data are read  rst.
Notes:
If the connected USB data carrier cannot
be seen, "USB ERROR" is brie y displayed.
The time required for reading in the data
depends on the design and size of the USB
data carrier.
Removing a USB data carrier
Switch o the car sound system so that the
data carrier will be correctly unregistered.
Disconnect the USB data carrier.
After you pulled o the data carrier from the
USB port at the front of the device, close the
protective cap of the USB port
:
.
Inserting/removing the memory card
Inserting the memory card
Detach the control panel.
Insert the memory card with its labelled side
up and its contacts  rst into the card slot
B
until it clicks into place.
Attach the control panel.
After switch-on, the device automatically
selects the inserted memory card as audio
source. The data of the memory card are be-
ing read. Afterwards, the playback starts in
MP3 mode.
Notes:
If the inserted memory card cannot be
played, "SD ERROR" is brie y displayed.
The time required for reading the card
depends on the design and size of the
memory card.
Removing the memory card
Detach the control panel.
Push on the memory card until it disengages.
Pull the memory card out of the card slot
B
.
Attach the control panel.
Selecting tracks
Turn rotary control
7
one notch counter-
clockwise or clockwise to change to the pre-
vious/next track.
Notes:
If you turn rotary control
7
several
notches counter-clockwise or clockwise,
you jump forward or reverse by the corre-
sponding number of tracks.
If the current track plays longer than 3
seconds and you turn rotary control
7
by
one notch counter-clockwise or clockwise,
the tracks starts playing again.
Fast searching
Press the rotary control
7
once.
The display brie y shows "CUE/REVIEW".
Turn the rotary control
7
until the desired
position has been reached.
Note:
If you press the rotary control
7
twice, the
display brie y shows "TRACK SELECT". By
turning the rotary control
7
, you select a
di erent track.
Interrupting playback
Press the 3 button
>
to interrupt the
playback ("PAUSE") or to continue it.
Scanning all tracks
The scan function scans all available tracks.
Press the rotary control
7
for approx. 2 sec-
onds to start the scan, or brie y to continue
playing the currently scanned track.
During the scan, the display alternately dis-
plays "SCAN" and the current track number
or  le name.
Note:
The scan time can be adjusted (see the chap-
ter "User settings", section "Making settings
in the "VARIOUS" menu", menu item "SCAN
TIME").
CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode
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Playing tracks in random order
Press the 5 MIX button
>
to change among
the playback modes:
Opera-
tion
Display Meaning
CD/
iPod
MIX ALL Mixing tracks
MP3/
WMA
MIX FOLDER
Mixing tracks of
the current folder
MIX ALL
Mixing tracks of
the data carrier
Gen. MIX OFF Regular playback
If the MIX function is switched on, the icon
MIX (mix all tracks) or MIX
(mix tracks of
current folder) is shown on the display.
Repeatedly playing individual tracks
or directories
Press the 4 RPT button
>
to change among
the playback modes:
Opera-
tion
Display Meaning
CD/
iPod
REPEAT TRACK
Repeating
tracks
MP3/
WMA
REPEAT TRACK
Repeating
tracks
REPEAT FOLDER
Repeating
folders
Gen. REPEAT OFF
Regular
playback
If the REPEAT function is switched on, the icon
(repeat tracks) or (repeat
folders) is shown on the display.
Con guring the display
Press the DIS button
A
once or several times
to toggle between these displays:
Opera-
tion
Display / icon Meaning
CD
TRACK 01 00:15
Track num-
ber and play-
ing time
TRACK 01 03:37
Track
number and
duration
TRACK 01 08:40
Track
number and
time
MP3/
WMA/
iPod
ABCDEF /
File name ²
ABCDEF /
Track name¹
ABCDEF /
Artist¹
ABCDEF /
Album ¹
ABCDEF /
Genre ³
PLAY TIME 00:15
Playing time
TOTAL TIME 03:37
Track dura-
tion
ALL INFO /
All informa-
tion as scroll-
ing text
¹ Track name, artist and album name must be
stored as ID3 tag to be able to display them.
² The le name is displayed only in MP3/WMA
mode.
³ The genre information is available only on
iPod mode.
Note:
With every track change, the  le name is
brie y shown in MP3/WMA mode and the
track name in iPod mode before the display
switches to the de ned display.
CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode
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CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode
Browse mode
In Browse mode, you can directly search for and
select a certain track on the MP3/WMA data carrier
or iPod without interrupting the current playback.
Browse mode in MP3/WMA mode
In MP3/WMA mode, you can select and play a
track from a directory of the data carrier.
Brie y press the 1LIST button
>
to call up
the browse mode in MP3/WMA mode.
The display shows the
icon. The
rst or current folder on the data carrier and
the icon are displayed.
Notes:
The  rst folder is displayed only if the
browse mode has been called for the  rst
time after inserting or connecting the data
carrier. Afterwards, the current folder is
displayed whenever the browse mode is
called.
The browse mode remains switched on for
5 minutes without con rming a selection.
You can exit the browse mode at any time
by pressing the 1LISTbutton
>
.
Turn the rotary control
7
to select a di er-
ent folder.
Press the rotary control
7
to display the
tracks of the selected folder.
The  rst track of the folder and the
icon are
shown on the display.
Note:
To return to the folder list, turn the rotary con-
trol
7
until the "<<<" option is selected and
press the rotary control
7
.
Turn the rotary control
7
to select a di er-
ent track.
Press the rotary control
7
to play the track.
The playback starts. You are exiting the
browse mode.
Browse mode in iPod mode
In iPod mode, you can select and play the tracks
via the categories "ARTISTS", "ALBUMS", "GENRES"
or "PLAYLISTS".
Press the 2 ID3 button
>
to call up the
Browse mode in the iPod mode.
The display shows the
icon. The
rst category, "ARTISTS", is displayed.
Notes:
Press the 2 ID3 button
>
for approx.
2 seconds to directly call up the "PLAYLISTS"
category.
The browse mode remains switched on for
5 minutes without con rming a selection.
You can exit the browse mode at any time
by pressing the 2 ID3 button
>
.
Turn the rotary control
7
to select the
category "ALBUMS" , "GENRES"
or "PLAYLISTS" .
Press the rotary control
7
to display the
available folders of the category.
The  rst folder of the selected category is
shown on the display (e.g. "JAZZ" in the
" GENRES" category).
Note:
To return to the list of categories, turn the
rotary control
7
until the "<<<" option is
selected and press the rotary control
7
.
Turn the rotary control
7
to select a di er-
ent folder.
Press the rotary control
7
to display the
available tracks of the folder.
The  rst track of the folder is shown on the
display.
Note:
To return to the folder list, turn the rotary con-
trol
7
until the "<<<" option is selected and
press the rotary control
7
.
Turn the rotary control
7
to select a di er-
ent track.
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CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode | Bluetooth®
Press the rotary control
7
to play the track.
The playback starts. You are exiting the
browse mode.
Searching by track names
(not in iPod mode)
On MP3/WMA data carriers, you can  nd a track
based on its  le name and start the playback.
Press the 1 LIST button
>
for approx. 2 sec-
onds to start the search function.
You can now enter a  le name with up to
16 characters:
Notes:
You do not have to enter the complete  le
name. You can enter only the  rst charac-
ters of the  le name and select the desired
track from the list of tracks found.
You can exit the search function at any
time by brie y pressing the 1 LIST button
>
.
Turn the rotary control
7
to select a charac-
ter for the respective position.
Press the rotary control
7
to go to the next
position.
Press the 1 LIST button
>
for approx. 2 sec-
onds to start the search.
All tracks corresponding to the  le name en-
tered are listed.
If necessary, turn the rotary control
7
to
select a track.
Press the rotary control
7
to start the play-
back.
Bluetooth®
(Toronto 420 BT only)
You can connect the Toronto 420 BT via Bluetooth®
with other Bluetooth®-ready devices, such as cell
phones or MP3 players. This allows you to use the
car sound system with its integrated microphone
as hands-free system for connected cell phones
and control the audio output of other Bluetooth®
devices and play them back via the loudspeakers
of the car sound system (Bluetooth® streaming).
Note:
You can also connect an external microphone
for hands-free calling (see the chapter "Instal-
lation instructions").
Bluetooth® technology is a wireless connection of
short range. For this reason, Bluetooth® devices
must be located near the car sound system (in the
vehicle) to establish and maintain a connection.
To establish a Bluetooth® connection, you must
rst pair the car sound system and the Bluetooth®
device. When you pair the devices, a Bluetooth®
connection is subsequently established automati-
cally. This connection remains in e ect as long as
the Bluetooth® device is within range. If the con-
nection is interrupted, e.g. because you moved
the cell phone outside the range, the connection
is automatically re-established as soon as you are
back within range.
You can connect only one cell phone and stream-
ing device with the car sound system at a time.
If you connect a new device with the car sound
system, the connection to a currently connected
device may automatically be interrupted. How-
ever, the car sound system leaves up to 5 di erent
Bluetooth® devices paired, and you can quickly
and easily connect any of these devices with the
car sound system again.
Bluetooth® menu
In the Bluetooth® menu, you  nd all the functions
for pairing, connecting and managing Bluetooth®
devices.
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Calling the Bluetooth® menu
Brie y press the MENU
2
button to open
the user menu.
Turn the rotary control
7
until the "BLUE-
TOOTH" menu item is selected.
Press the rotary control
7
to open the Blue-
tooth® menu.
Turn the rotary control
7
until the desired
menu item is selected.
Perform the setting (see the following sec-
tions).
Brie y press the MENU button
2
to exit the
menu.
Notes:
The Bluetooth® menu is automatically ex-
ited approx. 60 seconds after the last but-
ton activation and you are returned to the
display of the current audio source.
To go back to the next higher-level menu,
turn the rotary control
7
until the "<<<"
option is selected and press the rotary con-
trol
7
.
If a Bluetooth® process is running (e.g.
re-establishing the connection to the last
connected device), the functions of the
Bluetooth® menu are blocked. If you at-
tempt to open the Bluetooth® menu dur-
ing this time, "LINK BUSY" brie y appears
on the display. If you want to cancel the
Bluetooth® process and open the Blue-
tooth® menu, press the
button
<
.
Pairing and connecting a device
Note:
You can pair up to 5 Bluetooth® devices with
this car sound system. Before you can pair a
sixth device, you must  rst unpair one of the
5 already paired devices (see ch. "Additional
functions in the Bluetooth® menu", section
"Managing paired devices").
If you should attempt to pair a sixth Blue-
tooth® device, "PHONE LIST FULL – PLEASE
DELETE ENTRIES FROM LIST" is displayed.
Pairing and connecting a cell phone
Note:
If a connection with a cell phone currently ex-
ists, this connection is automatically discon-
nected if you pair and connect another cell
phone.
In the Bluetooth® menu, select the "PAIRING"
menu item.
Press the rotary control
7
to open the menu.
The "MOBILE PHONE" menu item is selected.
Press the rotary control
7
to register a cell
phone.
The display shows "PAIRING" and the Blue-
tooth® symbol
is  ashing. The car sound
system can now be recognised by a Blue-
tooth® cell phone for approx. 2 minutes and
connected.
Search the car sound system from your cell
phone (Bluetooth® name: "BP 420 BT").
As soon as the car sound system is located
by the cell phone and is to be connected, the
display brie y shows "ENTER PIN" and the cur-
rently stored PIN (by default "1234").
Establish the connection from your cell
phone. Enter the PIN displayed by the car
sound system.
The display may show "PAIRED", followed by
"CONNECTED", as soon as the car sound sys-
tem and the cell phone are paired and con-
nected.
Notes:
If no connection can be established, the dis-
play brie y shows "CONNECT FAILED".
Pairing and connecting a Bluetooth®
streaming device
Note:
If a connection with a streaming device cur-
rently exists, this connection is automatically
disconnected if you pair and connect another
streaming device.
Bluetooth®
17
In the Bluetooth® menu, select the "PAIRING"
menu item.
Press the rotary control
7
to open the menu.
The "MOBILE PHONE" menu item is selected.
Turn the rotary control
7
to select the
"STREAMING" menu item.
Press the rotary control
7
to register a
streaming device.
The display shows the currently stored
PIN (default "1234"). If required, enter the
PIN of the streaming device:
Turn the rotary control
7
to select a digit for
the respective position.
Press the rotary control
7
to go to the next
position.
Notes:
To return to the previous position for the
PIN entry, turn the rotary control
7
until
the "<<<" option is selected, and press the
rotary control
7
.
Not all streaming devices require the entry
of a PIN on the car sound system. For some
streaming devices, you have to enter the
PIN of the car sound system instead. For
these devices, press only the rotary control
7
repeatedly until you reach beyond the
last position, thereby con rming the cur-
rent PIN, and then enter this PIN on the
streaming device.
The display shows "PAIRING" and the Blue-
tooth® symbol
is  ashing. The car sound sys-
tem can now be recognised by the streaming
device for approx. 2 minutes and connected.
Search the car sound system from your stream-
ing device (Bluetooth® name: "BP 420 BT") and
establish the connection. Enter the PIN of the
car sound system, if necessary.
The display may show "PAIRED", followed by
"CONNECTED", as soon as the car sound sys-
tem and the streaming device are paired and
connected.
Notes:
If no connection can be established, the
display brie y shows "CONNECT FAILED".
After switch-on, the car sound system
automatically attempts to reconnect the
device connected last. If the connection
attempt fails, the display brie y shows
"CONNECTION LOST". If necessary, attempt
to re-establish the connection from the
streaming device.
Telephone functions
Answering/rejecting an incoming phone call
With an incoming call, the display alternately
shows "INCOMING CALL" and the number of the
caller. The current audio source is muted and a
ring tone is played via the loudspeakers of the car
sound system.
Note:
If the number of the caller is not being trans-
mitted, the display shows "PRIVATE NUM-
BER" instead of the number. If the number
of the caller is stored together with a name,
the name of the entry and the number are
displayed (see the section "Storing a phone
number in the car sound system" in this chap-
ter).
Press the
button
=
to answer the call.
"CALL" and the duration of the ongoing call
are displayed.
Press the
<
button to reject the call or
to end the current call.
The display shows "CALL END".
Notes:
During the call, you can adjust the volume
with the volume control
4
or mute the
device with a short press of the On/O
button
3
.
You can adjust the volume for the call play-
back in the user menu (see the chapter
"User settings", section "Making settings in
the "VOLUME" menu", menu item "HANDS-
FREE VOL").
Bluetooth®
18
Making a call
In the Bluetooth® menu, select the "DIAL NEW
NUMBER" menu item.
Press the rotary control
7
to open the entry
menu.
You can now enter a phone number with up
to 20 digits:
Turn the rotary control
7
to select a digit for
the respective position.
Press the rotary control
7
to go to the next
position.
Note:
To return to the previous position in the en-
try menu, turn the rotary control
7
until the
"<<<" option is selected, and press the rotary
control
7
.
Press the
button
=
to call the number
entered.
"CALLING" and the dialed number are alter-
nately shown on the display.
As soon as your calling party answers the call,
the display shows "CALL" and the time of the
current phone call.
Upon ending the call, the display brie y
shows "CALL END".
Calling an entry in the phone book
Note:
This function is available only if the phone
book of the connected cell phone was trans-
ferred to the car sound system (see the chap-
ter "Phone book functions").
In the Bluetooth® menu, select the "PHONE-
BOOK" menu item.
Press the rotary control
7
to open the phone
book.
The display shows the  rst phone book entry.
Note:
If the phone book has not yet been trans-
ferred, the display brie y shows "PHONE-
BOOK NOT AVAILABLE".
Turn the rotary control
7
to select a di er-
ent entry.
Press the rotary control
7
or the but-
ton
=
to call the number.
"CALLING" and the dialed number are alter-
nately shown on the display.
Note:
You can also call an entry in the phone book
via speed dial (see the section "Speed dial for
phone book entries" in this chapter).
Making a call with voice dial
Note:
This function is only available if the connected
cell phone supports voice dial.
In the Bluetooth® menu, select the "VOICE
DIAL" menu item.
Press the rotary control
7
or the but-
ton
=
to activate voice recognition.
The car sound system is muted and the dis-
play shows "SPEAK NOW".
Say the name of the desired calling partner.
Notes:
If no Bluetooth® connection is established
when voice recognition is activated,
the display brie y shows "VOICE DIAL
FAILED – NO BT CONNECTION".
If the spoken name is not being recognised
or the time for the voice recognition has
already expired, the display brie y shows
"DIAL FAILED".
You can cancel the voice recognition by
pressing the
button
<
.
Please note that the duration of the voice
recognition is limited and depending on
the respective cell phone.
You can also activate the voice recognition
via speed dial (see the section "Speed dial
for voice dial" in this chapter).
Bluetooth®
19
Storing a phone number in the car sound
system
You can store phone numbers in the car sound
system and make calls using the speed dial (see
the following section).
A phone number is stored for the currently con-
nected telephone and is available only for this tel-
ephone. The car sound system can store up to  ve
numbers for up to  ve paired devices.
Enter the phone number as described in the
section "Making a call".
Press the desired memory button 1-5
>
for
approx. 2 seconds to store only the number.
- or -
Press the rotary control
7
for approx. 2 sec-
onds to enter a name for the entry.
You can now enter a name with up to 15 char-
acters:
Turn the rotary control
7
to select a charac-
ter for the respective position.
Press the rotary control
7
to go to the next
position.
Note:
To return to the previous position in the en-
try menu, turn the rotary control
7
until the
"<<<" option is selected, and press the rotary
control
7
.
Press the desired memory button
1 - 5
>
for approx. 2 seconds to store the
number and name.
The display brie y shows "NUMBER SAVED".
Afterwards, you are returned to the Blue-
tooth® menu and the "DIAL NEW NUMBER"
menu item.
Notes:
A number previously stored on the memo-
ry button is replaced.
If a telephone is unpaired, the numbers
stored for this telephone are automatically
deleted.
Speed dial for any phone number or for the
number dialed last or a stored number
With speed dial, you can make a call without  rst
having to select the corresponding function in the
Bluetooth® menu.
To call the number dialed last,
press the
button
=
.
The display shows the number dialed last.
Note:
If no cell phone is currently connected, the
Bluetooth® menu is opened. The "PAIRING"
menu item is selected.
Press the
button
=
to call the number.
"CALLING" and the dialed number are alter-
nately shown on the display.
To call a stored number,
press the
button
=
.
Press a memory button 1 - 5
>
to call the
number stored.
Note:
If no number is stored under the selected
memory button, the display brie y shows
"NO NUMBER".
Press the
button
=
to call the number.
"CALLING" and the dialed number are alter-
nately shown on the display.
To call any number,
press the
button
=
.
Press the On/O button
3
to open the entry
menu and enter a number (enter the phone
number as described in the section "Making
a call").
Press the
button
=
to call the number.
"CALLING" and the dialed number are alter-
nately shown on the display.
Bluetooth®
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Speed dial for phone book entries
Note:
This function is only available
if the phone book of the connected cell
phone was transferred to the car sound
system (see the chapter "Phone book func-
tions").
if the speed dial is set for phone book en-
tries (see the chapter "Additional functions
in the Bluetooth® menu", section "Setting
the button function for speed dial").
To select an entry of the phone book with the
speed dial and call it,
press the
button
=
for approx. 2 sec-
onds.
The display shows the  rst phone book entry.
If necessary, select another entry as described
in the section "Calling an entry in the phone
book".
Press the button
=
to call the number.
"CALLING" and the dialed number are alter-
nately shown on the display.
Speed dial for voice dial
Note:
This function is only available
if the connected cell phone supports voice
dial.
if the speed dial is set for voice dial (see the
chapter "Additional functions in the Blue-
tooth® menu", section "Setting the button
function for speed dial").
To activate the voice recognition with the speed
dial,
press the button
=
for approx. 2 sec-
onds.
The car sound system is muted and the dis-
play shows "SPEAK NOW".
Say the name of the desired calling partner.
Bluetooth® streaming mode
Starting the Bluetooth® streaming mode
Press the SRC
@
button repeatedly until
"BT-STREAM" appears on the display.
The playback starts.
Notes:
The Bluetooth® streaming mode can be se-
lected only if a suitable streaming device
is connected.
If the connection to the streaming device
is lost during playback, the display brie y
shows "CONNECTION LOST" and the car
sound system changes to the previous au-
dio source.
Selecting tracks
Turn rotary control
7
one notch counter-
clockwise or clockwise to change to the pre-
vious/next track.
Interrupting playback
Press the 3 button
>
to interrupt the
playback ("PAUSE") or to continue it.
Phone book functions
Transferring the phone book of the cell phone
to the car sound system
You can transfer the phone book of the connected
cell phone to the car sound system to call entries
of the phone book using the car sound system.
Notes:
The car sound system accepts only entries
from the memory of the telephone and
not from the SIM card inserted in the tel-
ephone.
The transfer does not delete the phone
book from the cell phone.
The car sound system can store the phone books
of the paired telephones with a total of up to 960
entries. If several numbers are stored on the tel-
ephone for one contact (e.g. landline, cell phone
number, o ce number and similar), each number
is stored as a separate entry by the car sound sys-
tem.
Bluetooth®
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